A Massachusetts judge has stepped into the increasingly contentious civil litigation surrounding the death of John O’Keefe, ordering attorneys to disclose their deposition plans as the case against Karen Read and several businesses continues to unfold, RadarOnline.com can reveal.
According to a newly issued order signed by Superior Court Judge Justice Mark C. Gildea, counsel must provide the court with details of any depositions that have already been noticed on behalf of their clients, including the identity of each deponent as well as the scheduled date and time.
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The directive requires attorneys to submit the information to the clerk by noon on June 12, signaling the court’s effort to organize discovery as the high-profile wrongful death lawsuit moves forward.
The civil case was brought by O’Keefe’s family, including his estate and relatives, against Read, C&C Hospitality, G&S Hospitality and Waterfall Bar & Grill over the January 2022 death of the Boston police officer…